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[VOL. IX.]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., JUNE 14, 1860.
[NO. 926.]
IMITNTKD MONDAYS AXI> THURSDAYS
EDWARD J. HALE & SO!^,
KUITOKS AND V1U>PRIET0HS
•'rice for the Seiiii-Weckly Obskrvkr ?3 00 if paid in
:i'lviiricc: ?3 50 if paitl dui-iiig ihe year of suhscrip-
t^n; or $4 after the yeiir has expired.
F >r tlie Weekly Observek ?2 M> per Hniniin, if paid in
advance; 50 if paid during the year of subscrip-
tii-n; or IH> after the year has expired.
ADVKRTlsK.>fK.VTS inserted for GO eonls per
K.juare of IG lines for the first, and 80 cents for eacli
i>ueceeding puMication. Yearly advertisements by spe
cial confrncts. nt reasonable rates. Advertisers are
rei^ueste.i ti‘ st-te the number of insertions desired, or
(liey will he continued till forbid, and charged accord-
iii, iy.
Advertisements lo be inserted insitU', charged 50 per
■'em extra.
SPF'TAL NOTICE.
From and :ifter this date, no name of a new subscriber
will be entered without payment in advance, nor will
the paj>er be sent to such sub?cri+iers for a longer time
than IS paid for.
Such of our old subscribers as le^ire to take the pa-
* por «n this system will please notify us when making
rcinii;>»uces.
Jany 1, 1S58.
JAS. e. .^IcKAE,
*Jtiorncy at
OtL^t West end of the luauraucv Uuildiii^;,
Hay St., Fayetteville, N. C.
March ’2G, 1860. 3tf
FRENCH STRANGE,
Attorney at Law,
IFayetteville, N. C.
office that ref.cD'.ty occupied by C. G. Wright. K» j .
>ver the one noi. occupied by him in Dr. liubimun's
iiilding. Green Street.
UtH.- r2.
11*.?f. ^ircJL. .ncK.iw
Attorney at Law,
Fayettkvii.i.e, N C.
tl^lLL attend the County and Superior C'^urta of
IT Cumberland. Harnett, Muore and Uobeion I'nun-
■■e:- I’rompt attention given to tho collecti'>n of all
iiius entrusted to his hand^.
Oct. 17. IHo'.t. .5S-tf
I.AW i^OTICE.
^pHI:; Subscriber having reniovud from Summerville to
1 Fayetteville, will attend the County and Superior
I lurts of (.'umberland, Harnett and Moore. Hi* i.tfice
.vill be at his residence, on Green Street, opposite the
tpiscopal Church.
His «orrespoudentb will please address him h«reat\c.'
It Fayetteville, instead of Summerville.
NEILL McKAV
Jan'y‘21, 1860. S5-tf
H W. HORNE,
.1 TTO jf.vj; !• .f T If,
If .\Y be fixind at the Otfice of Wm. H. Wright. Eikj.,
• Tl near the Court House.
June 30, 185!>. 28-1Y
~ J08KIMI TJAKER, Jr.,
.\TTO K V \T I. A W ,
H .\S taken an office next door to Wm. B. Wright s Law
Office on Green Street. He will attend and practice
i; the County and Superior Courte of t'umberland.
I’la len. Robeson and Sampson.
March 23, 1859. T'.'tf
P. J. 5i\c:laik,
Attorney and ronn«ellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C.,
1LL practice in the Courts of Robeson, ('umberland,
Harnett and Richmonil Prompt attention
. Vfti i" t)u«iness entrusted to hin.
Feb y o, 1.''.''>'J H6-
A.« D» ^1cIjEA.\^
Attorney and ('ounsellor at Law,
SrMMKKVILLE, N. C.,
11.1, attend the Court-: of ('umberland. Moore. J>iUn-
st.'ti and Harnett Comuio*. IMIOMI'T atteiitiou
■ti ti! the collection of all claiiii.-i wntrui’.od to his oaro.
' I- 2;*. 78-ly
ROKl ncAAIR,
%tltorney and i'ounsellor at
LU.MIiERTON, N. C.
attend and practice in the County an.l Superii.’r
W Court- of llv'besnu. Uichniond and Cumberland.
.Ml >>usini '- intrusted to him will rsceive prompt at-
t' li'ion and ‘■■illection^ puticlually remitted.
•».-i r. 1H50. 5:',tf
JOHA P. FI
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL PRACTICE IS THE COURTS OF
Koheson, Cumberland, Columbus and Bladen.
Office at Lumberton, Robeson Co., N. C.
.r, ly 5, 18.')0 29tf
l>Ei\TAl. .NOTICE.
I \ll. R. SCOTT, having obtained assistance, can sup-
I ' ply artificial snbsfitutes on short notice. Office
■iirs, from y to 1 I’. M., aud from 2 to 5 P. M.
March 3.
W . II. CARVEU,
llealei* iii llry CiirocerieK,
and Pi’o«ii«ioiiM,
I [,L always keep a good Stock of Seasonable Goods
on hand, to sell cheap for Cash, or exchange for
I’l ciiluce at Cash prices.
Hay Street, Fayetteville, N. C-, April 10. 9-tf
T. C. X B. ii. WORTH,
CommisNion and Forwarding Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Jiin'y 28, 1859 84tf
C. n. ROKINSON H. H UOIUNSON.
i\ II. ROIIIA>iO.\ A: VO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WlLMlNfJTON, N C.
Consignments and country orders will reccive
prompt personal attention.
.Marcli 17, IStit). 2tf
OEO. II.\KRI«S. W. W H.VBRl.SS. A. J. HOWSLL.
HARRISS 8c HOWELL,
rommhsion and Forwardinc; Merchants,
WIl.MINGTON, N 0.
Oct. 17, 1850. .')8-lYpd
R0KI:RT II. C'OAVAA.
General Commission •JMerchant,
wtl>m\(;tox, n. c
Office South Corner Market and Water streei, uji-stair:'
Oct. 13. 185'.». 57-lY
U II.I.IA.Tl J. PRIC'i:,
inapector of Turpentine^
WILMFXdTOX, N. V
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to bis
care.
March 2'J. 4-lypd
i:i>%viA II. KA.v>i:v.
tienera! f'ommission mfierrUant,
jUoiitli Wliiirves, belwfPii ll irkrt ^ Ches'iiiil Sts.
('on«ignmonts of Cotton, N.ivul Stort^. F'lour, Kice. .'ic.
will always roccive hi.^ j.ruiii)': p■■r^on.l! attention.
.Vdv.inees will ‘le iii.ido c.ily oii actual Cimoigmetits.
R K F F r. E .N I - K S .
T. .'J. Ai'IV li. Bi i>D. l'l;«r ;n '.V\LKrn. Kv vt» & (\). t-lis. ifiti>n
S VVvATI Ai. I ii M i r. HK!.l. Wiiiiuniiton
Juti,. TLriTR K'4 II»:>kv .Ni r r l>'i
K ’ EV f i; 1>»'V J H. TavI. 'K Ku hln d.
\\' V i.EiT II K'H. I!i v. .1. I.KH >Hi 1 K. I'alilOriii ■
VViLi.iiM I'l; r rl'-Krw \! H ■ Jks^k W l!K-ti>i i. K i| .N Y
l!, v \V H. (,'ARiii.> t' Juiid \V Suxro' !':'i »
M.irchy. yy IV
Wiu. iO. TI RLI^4;T01^.
€ o mill i!iis ion i^lercliaiit^
WlLMlNinON. N I’
A1’"1LL (TITO spii'i.il Ti : • 'lu- I'alo it (>tii]'[iicnj
! T "f :iii .Nav-i* ."■! 'rf ». i 't.iri, FI ." v. T;ui> ur, and
other c.'untry j't i-hicj.
Refers to: H. II .'^avai.'c. t.anliicr lUnk «f Cape Fear.
W iluiingloti; Jno U.iw- ti, I’res't Wilmington I'-ranoh
bank of North t'arnliua; W , H J .ue«. (.'dkhior Raleigh
Hranch T'aiik of Ciipe Fear.
Nov 1 65-tf
LARGE STOCK!
NEW GOODS!!
IH.VV B just raocived my Summer Stock of Goods in
my lino. They were selecte} in the Northern oiti«»
by myself, with great care, and bought ou the most ro«-
yonable terms, by which I am enabled to offer the larp;-
ost stock I ever before oiTttred to the public, and to offer
them
At €i(rentl%' Rclucecl Pri>e4!
FRUITS;
Raising, Figs, Prunes, .Viiiden, Lemon*, OrangM, Chw-
ries. Currants, Pie Fruits, ka.
PICKLES, J ULLIES & PRESERVESi
—A great variety.—
PRESERVED GINGERS AND CITRONS. Scc,
l^erluiucries and Extracts,
Of ’'s.rioui kiuds; Fancy Soaps and Pomado*
•fetrelry.
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Cameo Sots, &c.
mmM INSTRUMENTS;
Fiddles. Drum.^, Fifes, Flutes, Raujos, Guitars, Ac.
WALKING C.VNES. of every kind: Basket and Willow
Ware, Hobby Horse», &c
PIPES —Meerschaum and German, Cherry St*m, Ci
gar Holders. &c.
FINE AND COMMON CANDIES;
Sardines: Fine Cigars; Smoking anil Chewing
Ti.bacco; Crackers; Fine Pocket Knivtw: a
large a»Bortment of Port-Monaies, s'me
very nice; Fancy Envelopes and Fancy
Uood»: Toys and Yankee Notions; an
assortment of India Rubber Good*.
Whips. Combs; Fishing Tackle;
Cocoa aud Other 2%tits.
FANCY GOODS;
Palerrnmerg. Tletioulc'i. Cabs, Rubbor Round Combs,
Watch Guar l8—Mohair, Silk and Leather, Fancy
15..xes, I’istol.i. Powder Fla.sks. Sh,*t Uelts. Rrandy
Poaches!—in gallon or half gallon jars. Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon. Large Lot i-f Fire Works.
lVC., &c., &c.. &c., vVc., Sc. &c.
WO.'iTKNHOLM’S ’UTLERY, KAZ(»RS, PoCKKT
KNIVES, .'cc.
Spired »nd \'orrolk Oystern cunstantly on hand.
Liiiioji Syrup, iJinser vVinc. rurriiiii Wine, liingfr
Branily.
’I'aniry lU'aler? and the public are respectfully in
vited to call atid exatuine my stock, as it i-i impossible
til enumiTate but . few of the leading article''.
I liuvf a tiroat nirtny hand^ume things which cannot
I fail to please.
J. R. m:k,
No. ill, HOTKL HtlLllINT..
.May 2'*. lfr'.0, 21tf
XKW 0001)8.
II
0\vt:.\ A: VARItROKai.
.WE this duy entered into Cupannershij) for the
purpiise of traU'aoting the
(ommisvion and Fornarding; Business,
in all it' tiram-hcj. in Wilmington, and will give pruinj't
personal atio’.ition to all business entru.-ted tt^ their care,
i.iberal c.v-;!! .»dvancfS will bo made on Consignments ‘‘f
C'jUtitry P>- : luce.
Office ou North Water St.. over H. Vonglahai;'s
Store JOHN W OWEN.
O S YARBROUGH
Wilming'on. Oct ‘JU. '''4-
j ^PHE sul'aicribers are receiving a largo Stook of Goodg
1 in their line, consisting of
CilKOCEKlE^,
Hardare and Cutlery,
Fanning Utensils, Turpentine Tools,
SADDLKllV, WHIPS, \c.,
I Embracin;; almost «very article kept iu a Stock of tliis
^ kind, and will make it to the interest of merchants hud
* all iithjrs purchasing to give them a call. The above
Goods will be .offered low for ('ash, e.itcbangeil for
{’ountry Produce, or sold on bhort time to prompt pay
ing cus'jmer#.
PE.MBERTON & SLOAN
Fayetteville, April 5, 18t50. 6-3uii3w
The Ejorstnt Carriage t'^actorff in \
the Sofithl '
M( K Eyrif Ai\
Respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has built up large substantial Rrick Build
ings at his Old Stand, expressly for manufacturing Car
riages. Thankful for the very liberal patronage he has
receiveil for the lust 21 years, he hopes by strict atten
tion to business, with a desire to give satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the same. He wan-ants his work
to be made of the best material and by experienced
workmen in each br.tnch of the business. His work will
compare fivorablj’ with any made in the United States,
for neatness and durability. He is determined to sell
and do atiy work in his line on as good terms as any
work done elsewhere that is as well done. He now has
on hand, finished, THE L VRGEST STOCK OF
Carriages, Barouches, Rockaways aud
Buggies,
ever offered in this jilace, aud a very large stock of work
nearly finished, which will be finished daily. .\11 of
which will be .sold very low for cash, or on short time to
punctual curtoiners. JBr^f“Ile lias on hand more than
ONE HUNHRED AND FIFTY VEHICLES fmished
and in course of construction.
BfeY".Vll work made hy him i.-^ w'annnted 12 months
with fair usage, and should it fail by bad workmanship
or material, will he repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and ex
amine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received nnd promptly .attended to-
Repairing executed at short notice aud ou verj’reason
able term,«.
May 2S, iSo9. 8‘JAf
Southern Plano Manufactory*
RUN NO KISK! RUN NO RISK!!
^PHOSK who wish to purchase a good anl reliable
I PIANO, would do well to get one of ROSWELL &
CO’S
Xew Cross-String Iron Frame (Jrand Patent
ACTION PIANOS.
They have given universal satisfaction wherever they
have been sold, and are considered by judges to be one
of the best SQUARE PIANOS that arg now made They
combine all the late improvements, together with LARG
ER SOUNDING HOARD, which makes their tone so
full and melodious. All our Pianos are sold on a guar
antee for five years, with the privilege to exchange
within six months after the sale—should they not give
satisfaction; and we guarantee to those who purchase
from us, a safe delivery of our Pianos, we assuming all
resjionsibilities. Therefore, those who purchase of us
RUN NO RISK.
Mr. lioswell is now in Fayetteville, and will remain
a short time, to receive orders for these fine Pianos.
Old Pianos will be taken in exchange, in part pay for
new ones.
He will, during his stay, attend fo (he Tuning of Pi
anos. Any comuiunications left at the Fayetteville
Hotel, will be promptly attended to.
N. B. Mr. B. will in a few days, open in Fayette
ville, one of his fine 7 OCTAVES, CROSS-STRING,
IRON FR.VME PL\NOS, the most beautiful, and finest
finished Piano, in the Cotmtry, in the Style of LOUIS
XIV.
Due notice will be giveu when this fine Piauo ar
rives, that all may have a chance to see it.
J. E. BOSWELL & CO.,
Piano Manufacturers:
No. 5 & 7 S. Eutaw St., Baltimore.
June 6. 24-tf
JOHN It. nUVA.N, JU.,
of Riileiffh, N C
w
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JOIIS 11.
of N. *
I.O\DO\ A: IIRVA.W
Co m m i a s i o n • V i' r c h a n t s.
No. 32 India Street,
nosTo^v.
Ctv?* ‘;i'N“IiiNMKNT» ■ SI OB!.».K» • l.li l ffcli.
ur. I I. II To
R. P Pi.xriiN. Esn., H. C. Ltc.\s. Cash’r. Fayette
ville: (l iV, Ei.LIS. Ivlllcigh. Dk Rii»iKT. Rkown ot Ch.,
Wilmington; WaT'^n \ .Mi:\UKi-. N. V . Mi'Piir.iiTKiLe
vV 'IiitsKi.iN. Norfi'lk.
.March 17, 1^‘;0. l-onijid
BOOTS cV SIIOKS
AT WHULK^ALE.
JMO. M. WALKER, of Kortli Carolina,
W I T H
\V E S O \ X C^ ,
27 CHAMBERS STREET, NLW Y O li K
ll'lI.L be happy to '^cc hia Southeiii iV'cnds at liie
IT above c'tnblisliTiienr where, cither per.-oi'.ally or
by order, thfv may 1 .• supplit d ''rorii )in ex:eti--ive and
M'oll assoi-ied .'^tock of d-^ in that line, "ottcu uj) ex
pressly for til.’ Soutliern trade.
Feb'y i‘). Oi-ly
R. n. ORRi:iii.,
TURPEWTIWE INSPECTOR.
THO.^E “ending their Spirits Turpentine to me may
rely ui>nn it to have ptompt and rarofiil attention.
My warehouse' are frontiug the wh-j,rTes and near th«
river.
Sept’r I.*?, iHoS. 45tf
II. c;kaiia.^i,
co.if.
I WILMINGTON, N. ('.
I ll/'lLL give pri.tnpt and personal attention to all con-
j W signment.s of ."Spirits Turjientine. Rosin, Tr.r and
I Turpentine, and all country produce for “lie.
Office up stnii'>i. over the store of Mr Vonglahn,
and joining Liitterloh's Wliarf, North W'ater street,
June 28 2.')tf
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM.
i: o n mss i o
AND
Fonrarding Merchant,
Vt*ilminston, *V. €.
w
k)| null i]
'^’E have received our secoml purchase, conii.sting oi
a large and dciirable slock of
Ntaple and Fniicv Orv
l!\TS,illl.\.\ETS,li(ll)TS,SIIOEMllilllELHS,
RKADY-MADK ri.OTIIINfi, TKU.NKS, Sci-.
W'hich we otfer exclusively to Wholesale Buyers, on
terms as favoral.di' as they can he bought North or
South STaRU 6; WILLIAMS.
April 2-‘5 lltf
II
James Kfjie
.\.S ;u«t received hiu SPRINtj .\ND Sl’MMl'.R SI P-
PLY ..f
DRV GOODS
W. Bl I.I.ARJI,
4'ommiHSion *flerrhant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
)l’>OMPT and PKR.SON.VL attention will he givyn to
i'iii' .'.lie of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumbar, timber,
■ 1 other country produce.
REfKl. To
'' i. I’.Misi.KV, Pre.s’t Com. Bank at VViln;ington.
' -iiN iMwsox, “ U. N. C., at do
' !■«. H. E. J. Lit.i.y, I ,,
, I, 0 L. > f avettcville.
‘I -ir-;. Pkmiikrto.n & Si.OAX. >
Paiikkk, Esij., Harnett I’ouiify, N. C.
\ 7, l ir,tf
JOH!\ ^1. I'LARK,
' uiitiission and Fonrarding lyferrhaut,
— DEALKR IN —
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, he.
ni;RLOH S WHARF, WILMINOTON, N. C.
* HiK STK.\.MBRS k'ATK MCLAl lUN A>t) SrS.
-i’, 1-00. lltf'
lilaiiks for Sale at this Office.
B^^Prompt iier.minal attention given to all Consign
ments, and Cash advances made on Produce to be shippeil
fo other ports or sold in this luarket.
Feb. 12. 18C5. (;7tf
HOOK-IUNDI VG
I.N all its kinds, executed with neatiK'ss and despatch.
Small joba when done nuist bepaiii before delivered,
THOS. H TII.LINOHAST.
Opposite the Female High Setiool, Hay Street
M.ay 1-1. l«r.‘). il.iy
A CARD.
A WORD TO MY OLD FRIENDS—
'^PHOSE per^on-i for whom I have been amending fo
1 I’.ankini; busine.-s for years:—I am >*till willing to
serve you with the ^anie ]ii'oniptness that I have always
done; and to others that ni;iy want discounts. Pension
bu.siness, \c., ,\:c I ofl'er my services, with a promise
of strict attention. ,I.AS. 0. COOK.
June 27, lb.5".*. 20tf
%VAATKII.
A LARtJE quantity of COTTtJA and LINEN RAGS,
iV for which fair prices will be paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aug. 17 41-
—among wiiioh are—
Summer .-»nd other Silki,
Printed Lawns.
L>')U*'ie Skirt Robes,
Single ditto,
I’ri’.ia. real French, Bi iti.ih and Domcstio,
Irish Linens. Diapers, ^;c..
Bolting ("loths:
With a very targe assortment of all kinds of (loods gen
erally kept in wholesale and retail Stores; all of which
are otfered at wholusa’e and retail—CHE.VP.
.March -J, isi;o. ;uf
•Vo. tit Hat/ street^
J. li. K\ liE
li; niiw receiving liis Spriti;-- and Sumnier Stock of
SHI’LE \.\ll Fi\('V IIHV (iOOIIS.
.Vniong which may be found tlie following articles, at
prices which will prove sati.-factory to the purchaser;
l)rt‘ss (lood.sin pieces, consi.vting of Muslins,
I.awns, Gingliains, Prints, licrcpjcs, Black
and Wliite Challies, Silks, ^c., Ao.
hi ROBES the following line:
r..awn Kobcs, f.'ouhle and Sini^Ie Skirts, JJcrege
do., Ginijliani do., Lace Points, Shawls and
Mantillas in profusion, Ilibbons, Hosiery
and Gloves, Spool Cotton, Ilftts and Caps,
lJoot,s and Shoes.
All of which will be offered very low. Call and ex
amine; no charge for looking. J. K. KYLE.
March 14, li00. 2tf
J. U. RAKt:R
Is now receivini' from the Nortli the
largest, finest, and most carefully selected
^tock of
ever offered in this market; which added fo
his own mauufacti;ri-, makes his .assortment complete:—
all of which he will sell on the lowest possible terms for
cash or ou time to punctual cuitoiners.
Fashionable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair aud siiurk, and cotton Mattresses;
Looking Ctlasses; Willow Wagon and Cradles; Side
Boards: Bureaus; Secretaries and Bouk-Cases; What-
Nots; Tallies, all sort>i; Wasli Stands; ('andle Stands;
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and (Jlass; Window Shades;
Cornices; ('urtain Bands; Sofa^ in Mahogotiy and Wal
nut: Tete a Tetes: Ottomans; Divans and Stools; Chairs
of every variety.
Fine Ro.sowood Pianos, one with ^Kolian at
tachment; Rosewooil Melo.lians, from the best manufac
tories in New \ ork and Boston, warninted as good as
any made iu the country, and will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2. l.'itf
iMarble
ATTENTION FARMERS!
^piIE attention of farmers and others trailing at this
1 place is again solicited to that most e.vcellent ar
ticle
“THE XATIOXAL FERTILIZER,”
The great advantages and intrinsic value of which is
beginning to be apjireciated, and the demand for it is
rapidly increasing,—to meet which a fresh and full sup-
l>ly from the Factory is now on the way and daily ex-
jiected to arrive. All who are iii want will find it to
their interest to procure a supjiiv and give it a trial.
Apply to BEVERLY RO^E,
.-Vgent for this part of North (’arolina.
Fayetteville, June H, 18(iO. 2o-:lt
."Votii:l.
'^piIERE will be a meeting of the stockholders of the
L ('arolina City Co. at Carolina ('ity on Friday the
2'.th day of June. Stockholders are particularly re-
ipiested to attend the same. By order of the President.
JNO. .M. ROSE. Sec y Car. City Co.
June 7. It'tiO 25-tm
BOOKS! BOORS!!
rPHE MOULDER S & FOUNDER S Otiide, by Over-
I man: Wood's (Mass Book of Botany; Lectures on Na
tural History, by P. A. Chadbourne; Professor Em
mons' Manual of (ieology, 2d Edition; Aboriginal .\meri-
ca. by .Vbbott; Mary Bunyan, by Ford; Model Book of
Drear.is and Parlor Entertainments; The (’orner ('tip-
board. by the atiihor of ‘‘Innuire Within;” The Prairie
Traveller: by Capt. K. B. Marcy; Dime Song Books,
Nos. 1. 2. ;i, 4, 5. (j.
Juue 11 E. J. HALE & SON.
IVOTICE.
If R. JOHN II. HYMAN of Scotland Nock, N. C., this
iTl day becomes a partner in our House, and for tho
future the style of the Firm will be
OAIVCY, UY.^I AA & to.
On the 1st of Sci)tembcr next, a branch house will b?>
opened in Norfolk, Va., under the name of HYM.VN,
D.VNCY CO., to be conduct*il by JOHN H. HYM.VN
and F. M. HYMAN.
DANCY & HYMAN.
New York, April 30, 1860. 13tf
117E beg to call the attention of our friends and the
VV public to the above notice, particul.-\rly those
tributary to Norfolk. By this arr.'ingcment we shall be
able to give our j)Otrwis the advantage of both marketo,
either for the «ale of Produce or purchase of supplies,
rk'tnjiug but one Commission. .\ll jiroduce consigned to
tht; Norfolk House, will be sold in this market, when
ever we think it to the interest of the owner.
DANCY, HY.MAN & CO.,
124 Pearl Street.
JNO. S. D.4NCY. late of Tarboro’, N. C.
JNO. 11. HYM.-VN, of Scotland Ncck, N. C.
F. M. HYMAN, late of Warrenton, N. 0.
New York, April 30, I8fi0. 13tf
t5y L
mil iiiiiiRs .tniiVB r. r. iiucii i soss- smRii
rayettovillc, IV. C.
.Tan’v -20. IPUii 81-
Tias: AORTII C’AROI.I\A ~
>IlTrAL LIFE INSIRAME (OMPAM,
V^OW in the teiitii year of successful operation, with
growing capita! a>id firiiuT hoM i.pon public con
fidence, continui'.-; to iiii-ure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 11 to ''*• years of age. I'or one year, for seven
years, and for life—all Uti' memberssliar'ng in the profits.
.ill slave-' troTii li.> lo 1)0 year-; of a>re are insured for
one year or for five years for iwo-thir ls their value.
.\U losse:j are j'unctunliy paid '.vithiij days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For flirtlier information tlie pu'i'iic is referred to Agents
of the Company in all of tlie St.ato. and to
R. 11. B.\TTiJ-^ Si'^retary. Raleigh.
E. J. H.VLE. .\geiit at
Jan’y 185'* Fayettev'lh', N. C.
IIard\vare, Ciitler»
.SAOOMvKV, Arc.
I.VMES M.\RTI.\E is now receiving u large .ind gene
ral assortment 'jf every thing in tlie above line.
—.SLSO-
.V prime article of Rio, Lap:uira and Java COFFEE
Crushed and Brown SUGAR: Sugar House SIRUP and
M(.>LAS.-^KS.
.\ll of which is olfer^d on as good tenim «s can be had
in this market.
Nov'r24, 1858. 66tf
STOVEJS, SbTeET IUOx\,
Tli\-WARK, Xv.
N H.\ND, a largo assortment of Box and Cooking
Stoves; Tin-ware; .'>heet-Iron; Lead Pipe. Also
The ^'01(1 itotniiiion Voff'ce Pot.'"
For sale by JAME.S MARTINE.
Nov’r 24. 6Gtf
STOCK
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
We are just receiving our new stock of
LfiW, Pledical and Dliscellaneous Books/
School Books; Blank Books;
Writing Papers; Envelopes, &c.
\ew Hookf^.
'■PHE MILL ON THE FLOSS, by (ieo. Elliot;
I The Mother's Mission; Ministering Children:
Edith's Ministry; Mackey's Masonic Jurisprudence;
Flora's Lexicon: Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees
of America;
Father Tom and the Pope;
Colton’s Pocket Map of Texa.;
Mitchell's Traveller's Guide through the U. States;
Wood’s Pr.actice of .Medicine:
LEATHERMAN'S ELEMENTS OF MORAL SCI
ENCE:
Ebony Rulers. Blotting P;iper, &c. ivc.
.lune 2. E. J. H.-\LE & SON.
Fllil t’LElIK OF THE COI IITS,
EXECUTION TRIAL, and APPEARANCE DOCK-
Lj ETS, ruled and j.rinted from the most approved
forms in use. Also, further supplies of other BL.VNK
r>(«)KS, in great variety.
May 31. ' E. J. HALE i: SON.
Wanted, liiiiiieclialely.
F''Rt>M 5 to lOjttiM) good wagon SPOKES, for which
1 .a liberal cash price will be given.
J. W. WELSH.
Fayetteville, June-j, IS'id. 24-tlJ
Law A'olice
The subiicri'tier having retired from the Bench, with
purpose to devote himself lo the praotico of the Law,
will attend hereafter the counties of Cu'i.f>erl.'\nd, Rob
eson and BlaJen, at all the Courts, and (he Superior
Courts of Richmond, Harnett and Sampson.
J. G. SHEPHERD.
June 4, 18t)0. 23tf
Town pa JUTS co}iy four weeks.
0
Oct. f., isr.y.
E. J. HALI: :SON
i^EW ROOKS.
^ VAKIETY of School Books, &c., just received.
£. J. HALE & SON.
Dr. FR.WK KYE WHISKEY.
R MITCHELL lias made aiTangemrnts with Dr.
, Frank Williams, to l>f con.stantly supplied with his
celebrated RYE WHISKl'.Y, which can bo hail ai his
Store at all tim.-s, by wholesale or retail.
Oct’r 11. lf^r)9. nti-tf
Aiifiorii'aii Almanac tor
1800; Swords’ Pocket Almanac; Brooke's Fool of tjuali-
fy; Preufice's Wit and Humor; Pre.achers and Pre.ach-
ing, by the Author of “Kirwan’s Letters"; The Socia
ble, or HmM Homo Amusements; Irving's Sketch Books
Ada Leigh; Seven Years, by Julia Kavanagh; ■.'ic. In
terlinear Tr.-inslations of Xenophon, Ciesar. Cicero, Vir
gil, Sallust; Bullion's .\ualyiical Grammar; Davies’
Arithmetics and Keys, &c. iic.
E. J. HALE & SON
AOTIt'K
^p.VKEN up and committed to the Jail of Cumberland
I ('ounty ou the 28th of April 18ti0, as a runaway, a
negro, who says tliat he belongs to Lafayette .Moore of
Halifax county. N. C. S.iid negro is about thirty-five
years old. five feet niue inclies high; weighs about Ifi-j
lbs., dark copper color; says his naiiie is T(.>M, says he
formerly belonged to Dr. Janies Fields and was sold by
him to said Moore.
The owner will come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with as
the law directs. G. L. McK.\Y, Jailer.
I May 3, 18Gc. 15tf
i»re:?ie coi rt reports,
NEW EDITION OF
DEVEREUX AND BATTLE’S EQIIT?,
Volume a.
The subscribers have just printed a 2d Edition of this
volume, (one of the most valuable of the series,)
with Notes and References to other adjudged Cases and
to the Revised Code, by Hon. Wm. H. Battle: and with
many corrections of typographical errors.
Their 2d Editions of the Istvolumeof D«t. & Battle’s
Equity, and 1st Dev. & Battle’s Law Reports, have r«-
ceived the approbation of the Profession.
They also republished a 2d Edition of D«vereux’s 1st
Equity, (without Notes.) .Vnd in addition to these, are
the proprietors of the entire editions of most of Iredell’s
Law and Eiiuity. and can supply any volumes extant
of the Reports, or complete sets, so far as they can now
be had.
Tliey propose to put to press a 2d Edition of Dev. &
Battle’s 2d Law Reports.
They deal largely in Law Books, and will at all time.-
order works not on their shelves, to supjdy their cup-
tomers. E. J HALE & SON.
Fayetteville, Jan’y If., 186(t.
AEW ROOKIN.
n^HE .M.ARIiLE FAUN, by Hawthorne: .Southern
I Wealth and Northern Profits; A Life Struggle, by
i Miss Pardoe; Passing Thoughts, by Sewell; Night Les-
j sons from Scripture, by Do.
Women of W’orth; ,\rt Recreations.
Men who have Ri.seu; The Federalist; Scott’s Poeti-
' cal "Works; Druitt’s Modern Surgery: Field's Pear
Culture; School Books. Acc.
E. J. HALE & SON
April 18, 1S60.
IVortli C'arolina Form Rook,
i 4 FURTHER supply just received,
i ii E J. HALE & SON.
I May 23,
JAPANESE IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICANS.
' Some one has x>ntributed to the New York
Times some very good things as “intercepted lot-
tera” from the Japanese Embassy to friends at
home. We extract:
JAPAN AND THE UNITKD STATES.
It were not well, oh son of Frum, to institute u
comparison between the institutions of this coun
try and those of Niphon, for the reason that this
country is yet young. Civilization, a.s thou can’st
well divine, is not attained in a day. The
march of refinement is like that of the sun.
When the night ot Barbarism beginneth first to
break, we see a faint glow upon the hill-tops;
gradually the light increaseth until the earth
is bathed in a glory, and we say, Behold! it is
day. Thus, the sun is now high above Niphon,
but with this people it is yet dawn. It is not
probable that in another century the young men
of this country will spit in the presence of a
Prince, or seize upon the folds of bis toUki with
unwtished hands. Nor is it probable that the
maidens will wear garments which trail upon the
ground in luxuriant length, and yet expose bosoms
like full-orbed moons to the gaze oi Ambassadors
who come from a strange land. They will cut tho
superfluous silk from the bottom of their dresses
and place it upon the ncck, where it cannot be
trod upon. Nor will it be necessary, when the
light of ci'/ilization is perfect, that they inclose
theiasclves in those curiously wrought cages ol*
steel, without which, iu this day, no woman has
assurance of safety.
CANDIDATES—POPULAR VOTE.
But the Government ot this country, oh son of
Frum, is that which has most tilled the soul of thy,
cousin with wonder. The people choose a Tycoon
trom among themselves once in four years. In
making choice they do not say: Has this man wis
dom? Have the Planets rained their treasures
upon him? But they say: Can he ruui' Thus
one party has chosen a man whose legs are longer
than the mandates of the Mikadoj for they say;
Beholdl he can run like the bird of the desert.
And they say of him, He is used to the splitting of
rails. In-the wonder of my soul 1 said to Gen.
8cott-Kami, Is rail-splitting one of the qualifica
tions of thy Tycoons? And he made answer that
this people designed to fence their country iu,
and that Hon-est-Abe will do it! Oh son of Frum,
lord of the moon and kissed of the stars, over the
province which Nieu Rai has given to thy charge
thou reignest well, and yet none of thy tervent
admirers assert that thou excellest in rail-splittingl
Xanioo Amadi. Another party desire to have a
Tycoon whom they call Dug-a-las; but the people
say he cannot run well; which must be true, as
his legs are exceedingly short and his stomach is
round. Another party says that tor Tycoon they
wish a great scribe whose name is Ev-er-at-it.
He delineates the sentiments of his soul upon a
paper called the L*d-jer, and he signs himself
Bon-ner. It was this great scribe who wrote that
book called The Gun-ma-ker-uf-Mos-cuic, which,
as thou wilt remember, is translated into the lan
guage of Niphon, and which the Grand Lama
reads with joy. Should Ev-er-at-it bo made Ty
coon, his friend, whose surname is Cob, will sit at
his right hand, and their united wisdom will bu
published to the land in the Led-gt r. Truly, oh
son of Frum, this is a singular people.
Thej have here what they call the “popular
vote.” We have nothing like it in Niphon. This
•‘vote” is a thing which as yet the soul of Moora-
gake does not understand. Many people get
rich by it; and ships bring barbarians from a dis
tant island^ called Ireland, to do nothing else.
The man th.at gets the most ‘‘A'otes” is generally
j made Tycoon, but he is an unhappy coon, for this
singular people do not honor their rulers.
THE LEGISL.VnVE DKPAKTMENT.
The laws are made by mandarins, vhom they call
Con-gress-men. But the Con-gres's-man is of very
low caste; there is only one lower, and that is said
to be the Com-mon-Coun-cil-mau of New York.
(We have met the former, but not the latter, and
ours(mls tremble to think this affliction must come
upon us.) It is a sad disgrace to be mistaken fur
a Con-gress-man. There is none greater, unless
it be to be called an Alms-house-Gov-cr-nor.
Gen- Scoft-Kami related me a story of a man of
di.stinction, entitled to wear a red flannel shirt,
and write hose-cart after his name, (which is a
great honor,) who, happening to stand near the
Sen-atc-hou.se, was pointed out by an ignorant
I-rish-man—whom may Dzizo confound—as being
a great Con-gress-man; thereupon the good Fire
man knew that nothing in life could wipe the
stain from his soul, and putting his trumpet to
his mouth he comtnitted JIun i Karri by blowing
out his bowels. Ilis wife said he bad done well;
mothers called their children after him, and. his
name is now honored in the land. If is good to be
virtuous.
PEOPLE Ql ARHEI.SOME—AGKEE ON ONE POINT.
There is great strife atnong this people, and in
only one thing do they agree; this is in despising
their present Tycoon, whose name is Buch-an-an;
and when a man plucks him by the beard all
mouths are loud in his praise. The Dem-o-crat.'i
and another body of Christian.^ called Ke-pub-li-
cans, wage bitter war with each other. The Dem-
o-crats come from that land of which thou ha.st
read in that book of which mention has been
made—(iun-mak-er of-Mos-cow—it is callcd Ire
land; and the people are brought to this country
chiefly to assist in the building of rail-roads, and
to “vote.” This latter duty they do well. The
native shores of the lle-pub-li-cans arc not certain
ly known, but it is the opinion of an illustrious
scribe, whose name is Ben-nett that they camc
from a “happy land’’ called ( -tab, which is only
inhabited by lle-pub-li-cans and Go-ril-las. The
I>em-o-crats are that kind of people of whom I
have made mention in a former letter, who bring
the beautiful Nig-ger from Kfhi-o-pia, and teach
him the art of cultivating cotton, which i« hon
orable an emplovment that those engaged in it
are allowed to carry a “hoe” upon their shoul
ders, and sometimes two shov-els. While the
ni>r-gors arc thus allowed to distitiguish them
selves, tho natives of that part of the Kingdom
known as “I)>wn-8outh” are obliged to :ih:n^e
themselves b^* sitting ignobly upon the seat of
! their tois/cis, thus doing silent homage to thi-
I c«tt-ton-pick-erH. The lie-pub-li fMn.^ wi«h fo a-
bolish this present system, tor which they art*
sometimes ctilled .\b-o-li-tion ist.s; but the
crats will not bow, and threaten to go back to Ire
land, in which event the'e will be no one left in
the country to “vote,” to act iis Con-gres.'-men‘ or
(!!oin-mon-Couneii-men, which would be a great
pity. Gen. Scott-Kami says it is only a little dif
ference aa to the comparative merits of wool and